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Dispensing Petrol
Provides guidance to those responsible for the safety of the sites where petrol is stored and dispensed for use as a fuel for motor vehicles and similar machinery. Relevant to sites such as petrolfilling stations, farms, commercial goods vehicle depots, private businesses, marinas, stately homes and other premises where petrol is kept as a fuel. It applies to new and existing sites. Contents: The hazard from petrol; General principles of risk assessment for the storage and dispensing of petrol; Five steps for assessing risks and identifying essential measures to control the hazard; Systems of work; Training; Risk assessment examples; Relevant legislation; Other sources of advice.
Health and Safety in Construction
Explains the essential tasks for achieving healthy and safe construction sites and helps the reader to identify hazards and control risks. This book also explains how to plan, organise, control, monitor and review health and safety throughout the life of a project. It is suitable for those involved in construction work.
Out of Control
This booklet examines the technical causes of control system failure by describing actual case studies. The incidents show that obvious defects could have been prevented. It is aimed at users of control systems plus designers, manufacturers and installers. The analysis of control system incidents in this publication remains unchanged from the first edition, however some minor changes in the guidance have been made in response to revisions of legislation and of relevant standards.
The Event Safety Guide
Aims to help those who organise music events so that the events run safely. Provides information needed by event organisers, their contractors and employees to help them satisfy the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and associated regulations. It will also enable organisers to understand the needs of others concerned with events, such as the local authority and emergency services, with whom they will need to co-operate. Contains 33 chapters covering different types of venue, site provisions and facilities needed, management issues, relevant legislation.
First Aid at Work
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 apply to workplaces in the UK, including those with less than five employees, and to the self-employed.
Guidance on the Handling, Storage and Transport of Airbags and Seat Belt Pretensioners
Provides guidance to help those handling, storing and transporting airbags and seat belt pretensioners to comply with their legal duties and includes information on classification and authorisation for those who may supply these devices. Contents: Classification; Storage; Registered premises; Licensed stores and magazines; Handling; Hazards; Transport; The vehicles; The quantity; Placarding and double manning; The driver; The package; Information; General requirements; Disposal; General precautions.
Health and Safety at Work
This practical guide continues to provide advice on how to establish procedures in your organization. Written in jargon-free language, it cuts through the legal complexities to enable you to fully understanding the law and its implications to your business. The 9th edition has been updated to comply with all recent changes and additions to Health and Safety law. Updates include guidance on: The Corporate Manslaughter and Homicide Act 2007, Heath and Safety Offences Act , EU Regulation concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), Asbestos and the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations and Vibration induced injury and the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations. Formerly published as A Manager's Guide to Health & Safety at Work
SAS
This book provides an in sight into my lifetime experiences from birth to the present day. It also concentrates thoroughly on defining the qualities desired of an SAS military leader. In terms of personal experiences of leadership I would say that the military provided me with a blueprint of acceptable leadership behaviours. Looking at the training I went through with Special Forces reveals some of the unique qualities that are required to fulfil this role. I would say that conventional military regiments differed somewhat to the democratic, even abdicratic approach of Special Forces units such as the SBS, SAS and 2REP French Foreign Legion. While I was serving with the Marines I wanted to t...
